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Nice. The only problem is that most of the people who still use IE6 are in locked-down corporate environments where they can't upgrade their browsers. They mos
by awolf 17y ago
Nice.
The only problem is that most of the people who still use IE6 are in locked-down corporate environments where they can't upgrade their browsers. They most likely won't be able to install this plugin either.
- paulo72 17y agoYou have to wonder if Google have got some sort of killer app they want to launch but IE is the problem — the sort of killer app that corporates and institutions will want access too. I don't see that they did this to raise anti IE feeling (unless they get off on preaching to the choir). Don't see that WAVE necessarily fits the bill but it does need proper HTML5 support ... What do you reckon?
- disnet 17y agoWell, the wave people have already said they're stopping development for IE and will just be forcing the chrome frame: http://googlewavedev.blogspot.com/2009/09/google-wave-in-internet-explorer.html http://googlewavedev.blogspot.com/2009/09/google-wave-in-int... As long as wave takes off it'll drive adoption.
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- coconutrandom 17y agoIf your job has your system locked down that much, most likely they don't want you to be surfing the web, wave, or whatever.
- pilif 17y agoyepp. requires admin rights to install, which actually is quite surprising as chrome itself doesn't.